Dr. Ray Pritchard

John Armstrong shares this benediction he heard at a Christmas Eve service:

John Armstrong shares this benediction he heard at a Christmas Eve service:

A puzzle, a picture, a happy, relaxing afternoon, and Merry Christmas to one and all.

The news from Bethlehem as it might have been reported 2000 years ago.

Yesterday when I went shopping late in the afternoon, the mall was empty. I must have looked lost because a kindly salesperson said to me, "Do you...

I am writing this note from a condo a few yards from the beach in Gulf Shores, AL. This particular area, a region that starts here and goes east...

A friend I just met used a sermon I first preached 24 years ago when he preached last Sunday in Bermuda. It illustrates the amazing, multiplying...

I don't know if you heard, but I was just named Person of the Year by Time Magazine. No kidding. You would think that in a year filled with...

Tonight CNN presented a two-hour special called After Jesus: The First Christians. The show attempts to grapple with a question that is both...

Until last week I had never paid any attention to Jay Bakker, the son of Jim Bakker and Tammy Faye Messner. Turns out that he has started a...

Until last week I had never paid any attention to Jay Bakker, the son of Jim Bakker and Tammy Faye Messner. Turns out that he has started a...

A brief review of a good book on preaching that is clear, concise and right to the point, just like a good sermon should be.

From reading Brian Bill's blog, I learned about a new Bible study tool called the New Testament Hyper-Concordance. It's an online concordance to...

In these days of enormous cultural confusion when we as Christians live in an increasingly global society where we rub shoulders daily with...

Last month I wrote about how the Internet is changing ministry. Yesterday I received two emails that illustrate the point.

I just discovered four more Christmas sermons that had never been posted on the KBM website. Use these sermons in any way that is helpful to you...

Here is a four-part sermon series called "The Songs of Christmas." Feel free to use this material in any way that may be helpful to you, including...